Sentence examples for statements are inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"We cannot overlook that certain of her past statements are inconsistent with Brandeis University's core values," the college remarked in a statement.

But if any of his statements are inconsistent or at variance with what reporters discover to be different facts, this story will have a long run.

On Thursday, after Mr. Murdoch said their statements were "inconsistent and not right" and "misleading," the rejoinder was swift.

From these three pieces of information, they had to decide whether or not each individual's statements were inconsistent.

He said his client's statement was inconsistent with the evidence and that "the reason why it's inconsistent is because he didn't kill Amy Watkins and he doesn't know these facts".

T-Mobile's statement is inconsistent with the reasons that were communicated to Ez Texting when T-Mobile began its unlawful blocking.

"That said, we cannot overlook certain of her past statements that are inconsistent with Brandeis University's core values".

"I felt it would be very difficult for Trent Lott to be a standard bearer for the party when he has been forced into making statements that are inconsistent with the philosophy of the party," Mr. Inhofe said.

Four Republican Senators — John McCain of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin — released a blistering letter to Ms. Rice on Wednesday, accusing her of making "several troubling statements that are inconsistent with the facts and require explanation".

What's important is George Zimmerman's statements, which are inconsistent and factually impossible".

The president of Brandeis, Fred Lawrence, said in his announcement of the change that "we cannot overlook certain of her past statements that are inconsistent with Brandeis University's core values".